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After months of delays, Alice's first flight could be a major step toward future electric-powered air travel.

Boeing's video marked the completion of wind tunnel testing with the new nacelles, which will house Rolls-Royce F130 engines.

The controversial Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which are supposed to carry Russian gas to Europe, have been breached.

Bigger battles are looming in Donbas, where Ukraine hopes to continue its string of victories and Russia hopes to blunt that momentum.

An official flying saucer-adorned aviation intelligence unit logo has appeared drawing significant interest and speculation online.

A Navy high-speed logistics ship received millions of dollars in modifications for unmanned operations, but there are no plans to use them.

Losing ground and its forces depleted, concern that Russia could use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, even to try and freeze the conflict, grows.

Recently released footage of Chinese naval fighters overhead a U.S. Navy warship comes amid heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait.

Needing to balance solving unknowns about the Collaborative Combat Aircraft against demand for its disruptive abilities is driving decisions.

The Russian Air Force had another bad day in the skies over Ukraine as Kyiv claims it downed four jets, drones, and a cruise missile.

The barge, which is festooned with radar reflectors, antennas, defensive launchers, and other gear, first appeared in model form a year ago.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Russia's Iranian-made Shahed-136 kamikaze drones rain down around Odesa while a Mohajer-6 also makes its first appearance in the conflict.

Air Force chiefs aren't too concerned with China's J-20 stealth fighter, but say the service has to keep modernizing to keep it that way.

A rare complex live-fire exercise off the Scottish coast saw a range of anti-ship weapons blast a decommissioned U.S. Navy frigate.

A B-2 Spirit has been ferried to Plant 42 in California for restoration a year after it ended up wing-down in the dirt.

300,000 soldiers may patch holes in Russia's lines but won't fix the logistics and morale nightmares that have plagued its forces in Ukraine.

General Atomics is pitching a modular family of drones intended to perform various missions alongside manned aircraft that all use a common chassis-like 'core.'

Air Force's new Quick Sink weapon uses a low-cost seeker that turns Joint Direct Attack Munition bombs into all-weather anti-ship weapons.

General Electric is now pitching its advanced XA100 engine for all three F-35 variants and has an eye on future aircraft programs, too.